Being Taken To Court

[roscoe1129]

OH yeah and she will have to pay for your lawyer fees/court cost and all the other B.S. when she looses

[BURRITO]

the next time the attorney calls just tell him... "these matters are being taken care of" and then hang up.

[kevinb721]

and you know what else she says in another email...my dad is willing to split the cost or pay some of the cost...well her lawyer replies saying that she will "waive" the lawyer fees and the TOWING CHARGE when she had a dead battery. i just lol'd at that shit. she is out of her gourd

[mrwigglezdj]

yea dont kill yourself worrieing about this, have you confired that the "lawer" is legit or is it more a scare tacit , i would tell them that if there willing to pay half then that prooves gilt that she should have had it checked and with that being said from them they can eat the rest of the bill as well

[mrwigglezdj]

o and a lawer normaly doesnt wave his her charges just that simply, i bet shes just tryn to get something for nothin tell her to get fingerd

[Godsmack]

she is trying to fuck u with no lube or reach around man.

point blank, tell her "sorry this car came as is. There was no implied warentee or guarentee. Read your Bill of Sale. Goodbye."

J

[sactownstang]

Hmmm can u sell a car that won't pass smog? See she can't get a title if it won't pass smog or safety inspection.

I have seen the people court where this has been challenged and the seller lost.

I am in this pickle myself i bought a crx that passed the day i bought it, 18 months later the timings wrong and it's a swapped engine,

now dealing with the referee though it shoulda been done 10 years ago when it was swapped. Good luck!!

[reinke]

sorry but every state in america has a express warranty and lemon laws. whether you say the car is as-is or not you could get screwed. it happened to me

[Sampsonite]

let us know what happens with this

[cavi_in_kc]

I did a little reading up on this. I'm assuming by the 412, Mass, that you live there.

In Massachusetts even used cars sold by a private person are covered under a lemon law. If the car fails to pass inspection within 7 days of purchase and fixing it is greater than 10% of the purchase cost, the buyer can void the sale. The Lemon Law also covers this in a different way. If within 30 days of purchase, she can prove that you sold her a car, that had a defect but failed to disclose it, you would have to refund her her money, less a slight mileage charge.

Since it was longer than 7 days before she did the inspection, she can't do the first, and since you say you didn't know about the problem with the control arms, and obviously she can't prove that you did, she is shit out of luck.

All this said, I'm not a lawyer and don't claim to be, and my advice is given as is. Just do a quick search on Google for this and you'll see what I'm talking about.

Edited November 8, 2007 by cavi_in_kc